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How can i file a case for the share of my property


23-Nov-2023 (In Property Law)
I am hindu by religion.My father bought a land in 1984 and constructed a house in 2004. He transferred the property to my brother's name without taking any consent from other children.My brother is the only male child in our family.My father is still alive. Whether I can file case as per Hindu Succession Act for my share of property?
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Answer #1
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Ancestral property belongs equally to all the share holders and it cannot be sold without the consent of all of them. You may attempt to find out the relevant deeds in respect of this property from the office of registrar. A carefully directed title search can dig out documents even as old as a century. Once you have these documents in your possession you may then immediately file a case for partition to cull out your share from these properties. Get in touch with a lawyer to chart out your further legal recourse.

A case for forgery cannot be filed in such circumstances. No forgery has been committed by those who sold the property. As a share holder it was your duty to be vigilant and take all the necessary legal steps to stop the other share holders from selling this property. Your failure to stop them does not make them liable for forgery in any manner. The legal meaning of expression 'forgery' is way different from the meaning that is ascribed to it common parlance.
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Answer #2
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A Power of Attorney is a document that gives the attorney the authority to represent the client. The court fee varies depending on the case, and can vary from state to state. Legal advisors can help you determine the court fees.
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